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Jaleo Holandes
Bernard van Rossum
Label: Amstel Records
Released: 2014
Views: 417
Track Listing
A New Being; El Ultimo Tango; El Viajero; Camino Sin Ti; El Caprichoso Pincel; Acuarela.
Personnel
Bernard van Rossum: leader, composer, arranger, lyricist, tenor, soprano sax; Gerhard Ornig: trumpet; Bruno Calvo: trumpet; Natanael Ramos: trumpet; Evgeniy Bondarev: trumpet; Jasper van Damme: alto sax, flute, alto flute; Miguel Ortega: alto sax, clarinet; Dani Torres: tenor sax; Fernando Sanchez: tenor sax; Bruno van der Haegen: baritone sax, bass clarinet; Oliver Emitt: trombone; Lorenzo Lorenzoni: trombone; Alisa Klein: trombone; Haraldur Prastarson: trombone; Xavi Torres: piano; Marco Zenini: bass; Joan Terol: drums. Flamenco Artists – Maria Marin: voice, palmas; Pablo Martinez: voice, palmas, percussion, trombone; Jeff “el Finito” Heijne: Spanish guitar; Miguel Hiroshi: percussion, cajon.
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